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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-08-03
SHEEP DEPARTMENT.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPARTMENT. |
j. Il. SHAW.
Each exhibitor in this department will
be charged an entrance fee of 81 90 which
must accompany the entry.
DIVISION 10. CoTswoIB BUCKS.
Two years old and over, with of his
get, LIST, $40, I'd, 5.
One year old and under two, LIST, s, 2d,
Buck lambs not less than three, LIST, Sc,
I'd, 3.
CoTswoLD EWES.
Not less than three in number.
Two years old and over, LIST, SO, I'd, 4,
One year old and under two, LIST, So,
I'd, 4.
Eve lambs, not less than three, lst, Sc,
I'd, 3.
The same premiums as for Cotswold to
| govern each of the following classes
DIVISION lG. LEICESTER.
DIVISION II. HAMPSHIRE DowNs.
DIVISION Is. OXFORD DowNs.
DIVISION 49, SOUTH Downs.
DIVISION 20. MERINos.
DIVISION 81. SHRoPsHlRRs.
FAT SHEEP PREMIUMS.
LONG WOODS.
Best three wethers two years old, list,
sc, I'd, 4, Sd, 2.
Best three wethers one year old, LIST,
Sc, I'd, 4, Sd, g.
Lambs, lst Sc, 2d, T. Sd, 2.
Middle Woods, including Dorsets, the
some as above; Merinos, same as above.
SWINE DEPARTMENT..
SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPARTMENT
j. y. SHAW.
Each exhibitor in this department will
be charged an entrance fee of $500 which
must accompany the entry.
DIVISION %.
Best Berkshire boar OF any age, LIST, IS
I'd, 81.
Best Sow, lst, IS, I'd, 4.
Best Poland China, same premium.
Best Chester White, same premium.
; Best Jersey Red, same premium.
Best Lancashire, same premium.
Best SOW with litter of sucking pigs {
l. any breed of not less than six in nun
Der, LIST, 81, I'd, 4.
Best pen of breeding hogs OF any bree
to consist of one boar and four sows ov,
> one year, owned by the exhibitor, list, 81
I'd, 4.
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TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES.
Hamln Bass F. o. Bea f. l. Stens A L. Simpson, S. C.
atch d. Henderson, John Morrison, L. Morse Eugene Hale,
James Tobn, Henry Mclaughlin H. H. Fogg, Edward Corners,
L. Powers, f. B. Nealley, F. A. Wilson, G. R. Lancaster, w.
Murch T. u Coe j. T. Rnes B. A. Burr, Thomas Hrsey, s.
Wheewrght Geo. H. Bosrdman Joseph F. Snow.
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LIST Of PREMIUMS.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.

Superintendent of this Department, j. e. SHAW.
ENTRIES CLOSE IN THIS prPARTnrNT SATURDAY.
AUGUST Goth.
This Rnle La lmneraiiYe.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-08-03
Eastern Maine State Fair !
PREMIUM LIST
FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Eastern Maine State Fair,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Aug. 30, 81, Sept. 1, 2, 1882,
MapleWood Driving Park,
BANGOR, ME.
Executive Officers Of the Eastern Maine State Fair.

PRESIDENT, J. P. BASS, BANGOR. Me.
VICE PRESIDENT, F. o. BEAL, BANGOR, Me.
SECRETARY, EZRA L. STERNS, BANGOR, ME-.
TREAsuREa, f. B. NEALLEY, BANGOR, Me.
AUDITOR A. L. SIMPSON, BANGOR, ME.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-16
BENWOOD.

The Wheeling Company's plant will
shortly resume.
The break in the Ohio River railroad
trestle is being temporarily repaired.
Mr.. BurSh, master mechanic at the Riv-
rrside steel plant. will remove his family
here next month.
The day turn of the forge department of
the BenwOOd Iron Works did not work
Monday morning, owing to their being
water in the pit of the tly-wheel.
A mold exploded at the Riverside steel
plant Yesterday morning, and Edward DE
Temple, an employee, who was ut work
near it, had one of his feet severely burnt.
A dispatch was received yesterday ut the
lower steel works from Philadelphia,
which stated that the new shaft had been
shipped. Work will be resumed as usual
aS o rs it arrives.
\ number of young men contemplate
giving a bean bake i'll ScanlOn s Hall,
Thursday evening. This is the initial APP
pearance of these feaSts here, but promises
To prove a great success. An orchestra has
been engaged for the occasion.
4 large number of Mr.. Henry Small
sticks friends assembled at his residence in
Upper Ward, Friday evening, TO participate
in the celebration of the anniversary OF his
natal day. \ band WAS in attendance and
dancing was the chief amusement OF the
evening. About l. o'clock the guests
were ushered into the dining room, where
a Sumptuous supper awaited their discus
sion. Ii was the unanimous wish OfthOSe
present that Mr.. SmallStick would have
many happy returns
Quite a pleasant birthday party was
given at the residence of Mr.. August
Kuntz, of the Upper ward, Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Kuntz celebrated his thirtieth
anniversary. 4 most enjoyable time was
spent by those present. Dancing was in
dulged in until the wee sma' hours. y
The supper table, which had covers laid
for sixty guests. abounded with all the
delicacies of the season. The wishes for
many happy returns of the day for the
host were hearty and sincere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-16
BELLAIRE.

One arrest ye~sterday-the first this week.
One hundred persons were converted at
the WarnOck revival.
Eellaire has two bankrupt stocks of
clothing ON sale at present.
The Bellaire Herald will probably occu-
ply more cOmmOdiOuS quarters this spring.
The miners at the Pittsburg coal works
are out on a strike Tor an advance Ot cent
per bushel tor mining.
Miss Bessie Battelle will leave for st
Louis sometime soon, for the purpose OF
continuing her art studies.
Rev. L. +. Eeeler will preach 4 sermon
in cOmmemoration of W~aShington'S birth
day Ia ~Spangler Post next Sunday.
The Buckeye Building Association is
over ; years old and last Monday night sold
stock lower than any time since the aSSo-
citation began.
One OF Mingo'S ~enterpriSing councilmcn
addressed a letter to Mayor Brown, asking
tor some pointers aS To how to build "a
Jail" Eellaire has no model and it would
! be we'll for the councilman TO address else
where.
There was Il good turnout laStftight to
hear Major Camp talk on temperance in the
Christian church. Another meeting will
be held this evening. The Major will talk
this evening on Shall We Save Our
Boys?n
Several gentlemen of this city who are
strong lodge men took exceptions to re-
marks made by the lecturer in the l. L.
church on Monday night. They spoke out
and gave the gentleman a few pointers.
The lecture was about secret societies.
Wm. Dawkins, of this city, aged 3
years. was crushed to death IN Schick'
coal mine yesterday morning. Mr.. Daw'
kins and Andy Smith were working to-
gether and were preparing TO set up SOME
props, when about four tons Of Soapston'
fell suddenly. DawkinS was mangled 81
rs to he almost unacceptable. Both leg,
were broken, his body horribly crushed,
and his head and face were mashed almost
TO a Jelly. Smith, fortunately, escaped
The unfortunate man leaves a wife amC
two children. Funeral services ut TIVE
o'clock this afternoon at his late home il
the Fourth ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-16
THE FEELING
In Charleston In Regard to the Senatorial
Question.
~. a /. Al. D.

Question.
To hc Editor Of the Register.
The feeling in all quarters, and among
all parties here at this writing is, that the
Legislature will fail to elect q L. =. Sena,
tor, and that His Excellency E. W. Will
son will send that eminent scholar, and
most pronounced free trader to the Senate,
Hon. ID. b. Lucas. | have not. spoken to
Mr.. Camden but once III a month, and
have no knowledge s to his views and
opinions, but those nearest to him say he
will not surrender to the free trade kickers
and that the thirty-eight good and true
Democrats will never desert him. Our
Republican friends are of the opinion that
they will carry the State in 1883 and Sc
cure two United States Senators, and the
Democrats are disposed TO let them try
their hand 1T that game. An experienced
politician of mature years, remarked In
my hearing last evening, that in the event
of o failure on the part Of the LegislaturetO
elect n L. s. Senator, the duty of the
hour, was for the Democracy 10 NOM
mate Camden for Governor, and said
he we will sweep the State by not less than
ten thousand majority. The Northern
Panhandle and the river tier of counties
will be practically unanimous for West
Virginia'S first and best citizen and business
man. If Camden would only consent to
be our standard bearer in IS, Presley
Morris and his cohorts would take 4 back
seat for the next ten years. Nothing but
the cry of bribery" and corruption keeps
the liberal and progressive Republicans
from bringing the dead lock- to a close.
A few DAYS will tell the tale.
Yours, etc, etc,
4 LOCKER On IN VENICE.
Charleston, February u, lss7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-16

The Word Comes, stand BY the Caucus
Nominee.
To ne Editor Of The Register.
MOnOngalia rates among the counties
that are strongly Republican, but contains
within her. limits many voters who, in love
Of country and loyalty to the principles
Of true Democracy, " acknowledge no SUI
periOrs within the borders of this or any
other State. II Is quite probable that Mr..
Camden was not originally their choice as
a representative in the Senate o the United
States. hut since his nomination by the
legislative caucus, | feel safe IN saying, he
Ho,r Is their choice, above any or all OF the
honorable names that have been mentioned
in connection with that office. 80 general
i this feeling and il is becoming intenSi-
fed, that / have not even heard of a dis
>ruting voice I'm this, or might add, in the
adjoining county of Marion.
I'm legislative bodies many questions
arise in regard to which the people know,
and can have opportunity TO know but lit
tie. Such questions are lett 10 the good
Judgment and conscientious action OF the
delegates whom they have chosen to repre-
sent them. The present election OF a SEN
atOr does not H0Ir belong to that class Of
questions, hut 10 far ~ my observation cN-
tends, Mr.. Camden is to-day the out
spoken choice of nincteen-twentiethS of the
Democratic voters OF the State, and 50 fully
has this tact been proclaimed, through the
press and otherwise that ii must he recog-
nlzed rs the voice of the people, and those
delegates who refuse to hear and heed it
will he held responsible, as representatives
OF their O,rA. and not the ideas and wishes
of those hv whose votes they were elected.
The Democratic notion of the ballot is,
that We elect ~S,rruItS, not ~HdSt,rS: and
that delegate whose ScrupleS of conscience
and We allow large liberty will not per
nit him to obey the public call eau no
longer he regarded a. their representative,
hut should tender his resignation, and
seek a shorter, hut no less sure, road to
the shades ofthat retirement he Is destined
soon TO reach.
YES, the Democrats of West Virginia.
and the honest Republicans, TOO, are tired
of this "deadlock.' and have made the
way out OF it 80 plain that a wayiaring
man need not err therein They have
in effect taken the matter into their Owl
hands and said to their representatives.
10 our bidding; elect Johnson y. Camden,
aud, be the consequences what they may,
Re release goH, and 0WrS,irCS assume the
respOnsibiltv. LDOEER-pN.
MoRongdda Co., ". Ia, Feb. l., lSS7.
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Trustees Sale of Marshall County Property.

| DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE.
ID Cuted 10y Lewis Swcincberg and wife To me
~ trustee, bearing date on the 9Th day of August,
A. ID. lS77, aud recorded in the office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court Of MARSHALL county, in deed
Of trust book No. >, page @GS, Twill proceed Ia
sell AT public sale, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1881,
commencing at 10 O'Clock u. IN, at the front door
Of the Court House of said Marshall comfy in
the city ui MOumdSvillc. to the highest and best
bidder, the following described real estate, to-
wits III Of that tract of land lying in Marshall
county. West Virginia, and bounded as follows,
towit: Beginning At an ash and white oak cor
nCr to Alexander Caldwell: thence with his line
). - y. - poles. to n locust standing on the
bank Of Wheeling Creek, thence y. ~ T.. 20
poles Ia II stake; thence :. Il poles Ia n stake:
thence y. ~ r.. - poles Ia n stake in the 0rlgi-
nal line: thence, leaving said CallwcllS line.
\. at ". ~ poles tn a stake In the mouth Of
BurciIcs Run: thence y. ~ +. lS} poles Ia u
stone thence y. GO ". II poles 10 red oak
thence y. - W. 49, poles IL "A rock; thence :
- ". Ill2 poles to "A d~DgwOpl: thence :. 81
". Is poles 10 a stake; thence :. Sgigo w. 20 poles
Ia the beginning. containing nlncty-iiyc go
acres more or less, excepting, however, ~ much
of said land AS was conveyed 10y said Sweiuebcrg
aud wife To the County Commissioner Of Mar
shall county, v. Va, by deed dated the Nth day
of March. lSS3, and recorded in said County
Clerks Office in deed book y, page ~.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSh.
CHARLES A. MEYER, Trustee.
RUSSELL 4 STIFEI. Attorneys. janlSi
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FURS.
Wheeling

wheeling.
The following quotations on native fur
are furnished by Horkbeimer Bros:
Mink-NO. l, dark Coo; No. !, Pale soc,
No. ,, 4Oc.
Muskrat-No l, Ice; No. ?, 10al4c.
RaceOon-LArge, prime, good %colOrs, vel
handled zoe; medium, prime, good colors
well handled 60c; No. > and pale, poorly
handled No. l 4Ga50c; No. 3, Doc; No. 4
Zoe.
Skunk-Black, prime, 9Oc; half stripe
prime, 6Oc; narrow white stripe, prime
25c; broad and white stripe, prime, 10.
Grey Fox-No. !, oased, 81 90; No. 2
81 rs.
Red FOx-No. l, 81 10; No. ., Coo; No.
3, SOC.
Otter-No. 1 large, cased Sc 00a7 90.
Opossums-Large, cased, prime ,;
acc; good, open 15c; No. 3 Zoe
Wild Cat-No. l soc.
House Cat-Black 20a30c; maltled and
sundry colOrs 10a12c.
Sheep ~Pelts-Prime butchers, from thi:
months 81 25a1 40; pelters, according Il
wool 30cs$1 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-16
MIR. WEIGH ANSw Erred
In Regard to His Championship of Presi-
dent G.. r. Price.


MARION Co, February II, 1SS7.
To ne Editor Of tie Register.
In your issue of to-day Mr.. W. NJ.
welch, of Mineral county, assumes the
championship of President Geo. L. Price,
in answer to my communication OF the Sth
inst. In the equable and eternal order of
things Mr.. Welch is a very proper person
to throw himself into the breach in defense
of the bOlting curse of his tOwnSman and
friend; for he, too, has had some experience
in that particular line of guerilla warfare.
Persons who are familiar with the politics
of Mr.. Welch's section of the State, need
not go back further than the year OF Grace
-lSSO, to find that gentleman in a Demo-
cratic convention to which he, in competi-
ton with Mr.. Wood Daily, had submitted
their claims for nomination TO the office OF
Prosecuting Attorney. A little recollec-
ton will also recall the fact that after
Daily was declared the nominee of that
convention. on Mr.. Weleh'S motion, the
slme gentleman bOlted the action of
the convention, and stood as an independ-
eut candidate against his successful
competitor until the polls closed on the
night of the election. Hence, Mr.. Welch
deserves credit for jumping to the defense,
under his proper signature, OF the peculiar
course of a man who accepts a caucus cleo
ton to the high and honorable station OF
President of our Senate, and then repudl-
ates and tears down the party structure TO
which alone he is indebted for his eleya-
ton. In my letter of the Sth inst, re-
ferred 10. inquiries were alone directed as
In whetheE Mr.. Price was the attorney for
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
and the Davis road, or either of them, and
in reply Mr.. WelCh answers that Mr..
Price Is not the attorney for the Davis road,
Init does not deny that he is the attorney for
the b. 30. road. The latter fact then being
admitted i submit that Mr.. Price, under
section II Of article 8, of the Constitution
of this State must abandon his sat IN the
Senate, and that 1t is the duty OF
the Senate Committee on cleo
tions to rigidly enforce this provision
of our organic law. Whilst Mr.. Lucas
and Governor Wilson are regulating rail-
roads" and driving that "hydra-headed
monster"-monopOly, from within the
borders of our State, they, too, might look
to this question. Similar provisions in the
Constitutions ~Ofseyeral States in the North
west have passed under acknowledgements
ton, and there seems to be a singular
unanimity OF opinion that the words
Officers of any railroad company" IN
cludes solicitors, and attOrneys-at-aw.
The legal authorities upon this point are
abundant, and in our own State they have
the sanction of such eminent, and distin-
-guished jurists as the Hon. Daniel Lamb,
OF your city-in the instance referred to in
my former letter. LEX.
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sDsily except Sunday.
No. IS, No. 81 and No. - stop q, al stations

ST. ClaiHyilie accommodation, leaves wheel
ing ai SIS q m, lSoAnd 5:S n m: leaves Bell
zire at $40 a. IN, LIS and SIS y. m. Returning,
arrives at Wheeling at Sis a. m, LIS and SIS I.
m, daily except sunday.
We have a g:1 a. m. and 1870 p m. train
through To Cincinnati without change, with
sleeper through 10 Cincinnati on night train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves wheeling 81
go p. m, Bellsire al 80 p. m, daily except sun
day.
Moundsville Accommodation leaves wheeling
al lbs Il m. and arrives al Noundsyille al l2:l5
=. IN, daily except Sunday.
fsirmont Accommodations leaves al SIS p. m
Through coach from Wheeling To Cincinnati
daily OH No. 3, leaving Wheeling al 9.SS L. m, ~.
irving at Cincinnati al $50 =. m.
r 4 o.. sleeping cars on all through trains
Close connection made for all points South Al Il
I Southwest. North and Northwest, making thisa
desirable rouie for colonisis and persons moyii Z
to the great west, and Ia whom particular atieL-
ton Is given.
Tickets To all principal points on sale 81 DEPOT,
Sleeping car accommodations can he sHcured IT
Depot Ticket once.
T. c. BURKE.
Ticket Agent H.. \ q. Depot
JOHN BAIllE
Ticket Agent, nader Mcclure hoIse.
JOHN 7. LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent
c. X. LORD, Gen. Pas. Agent
DAVID LEE. General Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-16
Msdirinal.
HNDSS SKIN
s,,s and Scalp Covered with Ecze-
matOus Scabs and Sores
Cured by CutiCura.

sgri eight years, has been At
M NTH Eczema OF the scalp anu AZ
vi s',-.sf norton q. - body, ever since ne
uIt>a to,d. 10 began IN his ear, and eX-
vs. T1o s.sIp which became covered with
tgCttd . .,-. aud trDm which a STICKY uuld
>s5> anu ..s1.trr intense itching and distress,
V5:Er-rF the hair maitel anu lueleS Nh-
s1l 'Nt rrs>e >rauS The sSln NAS nav, IKE u
lS.-f NetStrak. "T-NIl'! 'u -
pew, .E..fr1ycd. until bat a small Palch was
81. a'"lsE of The head Ny hiendS in Pea
"a a.'a, STy nv little boy has suffered. At
byGl H.'" m ,ssirh his hrsd until his pillow
nigh. pc yW+th M. ut used 10 tie his hands
AS ..'l.~1 srE 90 many ways Tried 10 prevent
5yTai .'T' s.. nm II was NO Use, he would
E> ~fa' - him ln the hospital and 70 the
~raa .+evS IN Peabody without SncCeS>-
~ t.L. time. some friends, VINO had nSen
Al'.' "a The JCUrtEN RENshlhS p~icNaAIeu
,.'.' ~r 10 i-y them. GtSal 20 ue .nvm Cu
a.s. .' January last In Sven months every
tlr 1883 ,r..F>ss~' was removed Not SPOT
.a'-. '-s.r,p u hi~ scalp tO tell the story ui
~ >a., His hair has returned, aud Is
s, $50 ,r-1ug. and his scalp a. sweet anu
...' any rhlld's m the WGrII. cannot say
uen. .x,7>S my gratitude for this wonder.
.-.'-- g,s f.rfgrE REMEDIES, and wish all
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-sr>, Peabody, Mass
NJ Mckay hoy when badly at
- NJ. ,r OBJ. ErasmA lie was a pliiuI SlShl
'r'". know that he has tritNi our bc>t
8. ''> 90. AL. EaI all \ father could do for a
H-F fut awaited nothing. ] know
-...-.a hr has made you ~ regards
..' .-. ~ his bay by your CUrICUEA RENE
---.. . every particular
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- Foster -, Peabody, Mass.
.., -r.-yalrra. Price. CITICUEA, . cents
50 sr cents. JCTIvURA kE>OLNENT.
r-.rsr.I Hy POTTER DEUG \ tHEaICAL
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How To CureS skin Diseases"
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Passengers leaving Charleston NJ Ga a. m.
connect at ~. Pleasant ". Va, with Obi" River
K. Il for pArkcr>hurg, Wheeling aud liirhug
ut II. Pleasant, ohio, with g.. ". Va I. RS
for Gallip"lis and Cincinnati, o at Athens, viii
e.. II. V. II 7. for Columbus and the Northwest
and g., W. 4 Il for Cincinnati and the East, aud
ut Corning with T.. ~ .. G. for Columbus, the
Northeast and Northwest.
Train leaving Charleston at las r. IN. makc'
close connection AT Cincinnati and Columbus fUi
all points Fast, West, North aud south.
Through tickets aud baggage checked IN any
point in the United States.
For further information, address or apply 10 J
II. Earnshaw, General Emigrant Agent, Middle
port, o.. 1T. Pleasant, W. Va, or Charleston. W
Va. THOS. K. SHARP, GcnI Manager.
GEORGE J. ERMLICIl,
Gen'l FRI and Pass Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-16

STOCES-The principal factors in the
situation at present are the expected early
resumption Of specie shipments TO Europe,
and the probable arrival OF stocks sold for
European account sometime back, either,
or both of which are expected 10 have an
~unfavonble effect upon values. The open
ing was tame and rather heavy. There
were some slight advances in the first
few minutes, hut later prices yielded
small fractions under the efforts of the
bears, though a material decline was made
in New England during the forenoon.
Some slight improvement was made after
that time on an extremely duh market,
which WAS soOn n~eutralized by the attack
upon Union Pacific. A better feeling was
experienced in the last hour, however, and
| the market closed steady to firm, close to
the opening prices. Sales, POS, 979 shares.
Quotations closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express l42; American Express
100; Canada Pacific 81; Central Pacific
35I; Chesapeake and Ohio s.; do preferred
frsts I6; do seconds 10; Chicago and
Alton, 143; dopreferred l55; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy 40; Delaware and
Hudson, 102s; Delaware, LackawaDna and
Western 1855; Denver and Rio Grande,
%; Erie $s; do preferred 7O3; Fl. Wayne,
I45; Illinois Central, 1913; Lake Shore,
9Ii; Michigan Central -; Minneapolis
and st. Louis Isl; do preferred, AZ;
Missouri Pacific, 1913; Northern Pacific,
M do preferred, $50; Chicago and North
western, 114f; do preferred, 40; New
York Central, 112s, Oregon Tr~ansoonti-
mental, SCI; Pacific Mail, So; Panama =;
Peoria, d. sc. 35s; Pittsburg, $50; Pull
man Palace Car, AS; Reading, 37s; Rock
Island. l26; st. Louis and San Francisco,
31a; do preferred, IS; first preferred, liz;
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors O. Martin c. Clancy. deceased
in pursuance Of q decree Of the Circuit C0un
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, made In q eabse
therein pending. 10 subject the real eztafe Of the
aid Martin G.. Clancy 20 the payment Of his
debts you are required 10 present. your claims
against the estate a. the AID Martin c. CfAneey.
for adjudication. 70 Joseph X Panll. coumis-
sioner, at his Office, No. y ChaTIine street. in
the city oil Wheeling. Ohio county, West Virginia,
on or before Friday. the 1ilh day Of March, ISL.
this Zth day OF January, Iss7.
] ja2soawu JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.